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Latest revision as of 16:21, 14 January 2020
Scope
- Book Page content object > Shape object
Purpose
The Shape object can be used to insert one of a number of predefined shapes onto a Book Page.
Properties
- ID
- Name
- Type and Orientation
- Text
- Hide
- Tab Index
- Design
- Effect
- Size and Position
- Link
- New Window Properties
- Actions
- Animation
- Documentation
Available Actions
The following Actions can be selected for a Shape object when it is used as the target of a triggered event:
- Animate In: Display the Shape using the method defined in the Shape object's Animate In Effect property.
- Animate Out: Hide the Shape using the method defined in the Shape object's Animate Out Effect property.
- Animate Toggle: Show the Shape if it is currently hidden, or hide it if it is currently displayed, using the Shape's Animate In Effect or Animate Out Effect property as appropriate.
- Hide: Hide the Shape (immediately, without regard to its Animate Out Effect property).
- Show: Show the Shape (immediately, without regard to its Animate In Effect property).
- Toggle: Hide or show the Shape (immediately).
- View Link: Open the target of the Shape object's Link To property (effectively, performing the action that would otherwise be performed if the Shape itself had been clicked on).
